"I'm Just Sayin" on 1510 NBC Sports Radio Boston

As of Monday, Feb. 25, "I'm Just Sayin" joins 1510 NBC Sports Radio Boston, every weekday LIVE from 8-10 a.m. ET

Listen to the debut on the new station, as Barstool Sports' Jerry Thornton joined me to talk NFL Combine and the New England Patriots' offseason.

Also, I gave my take on everything Celtics, Bruins, and Red Sox.

For those not in New England, don't worry, every show can still be heard LIVE on BlogTalkRadio, or on the TuneIn app by searching "WUFC." The replay of every show is available on iTunes:

LeBron's World

As ESPN celebrated Michael Jordan's 50th birthday throughout the week, it reminded me of all the great players and teams that never got to win an NBA Title during MJ's epic run

So watching LeBron James dominate during his first NBA Title defense this season, it makes me think that "LJ" is about to go on an epic run of his own.

On Friday's show, I wondered if the Boston Celtics' Danny Ainge might be thinking the same, as the NBA Trade Deadline approaches.

Listen on BlogTalkRadio, or subscribe to "I'm Just Sayin" on iTunes.

Pat Mullane talks Beanpot

Not even 12 hours after winning his fourth Beanpot Championship, Boston College senior captain Pat Mullane joined "I'm Just Sayin" to talk about the big win

Listen to Mullane on Tuesday's show (50 minutes in) on BlogTalkRadio, or by subscribing to "I'm Just Sayin" on iTunes:

Co-MVP?

Joe Flacco was named the Super Bowl MVP, but if it wasn't for Anquan Boldin, the Baltimore Ravens wouldn't have even been in New Orleans

I'm not trying to take anything away from Flacco. He deserved to be MVP.

But so did Boldin.

So I made my case for a Super Bowl co-MVP on Monday's show. Barstool Sports' Jerry Thornton also joined me to discuss the power outage, the future of the mobile quarterback, and of course, the Super Bowl commercials.

Listen to "I'm Just Sayin":

Stanley Cup prediction

The shortened NHL season begins this weekend, and I gave my Stanley Cup prediction on Friday's show

New York Rangers forward Brian Boyle joined me on "I'm Just Sayin" on Friday to help preview the season (20 minutes in). I closed out Friday's show by giving my Stanley Cup prediction.

Listen and subscribe on iTunes.

Or, read it here:

Eastern Conference Finals:
New York Rangers over Pittsburgh Penguins

Western Conference Finals:
Minnesota Wild over Los Angeles Kings

Stanley Cup Finals:
New York Rangers over Minnesota Wild

Elephant in the room

The Houston Texans needed Matt Schaub to be great on Sunday in New England, if they wanted to knock off the Patriots and advance to the AFC Championship

But Schaub wasn't good enough. And after the game, I was inside the Texans' locker room.

The overall reaction?

Matt Schaub is the elephant in the room.

Read my column for Comcast SportsNet New England.

Garner: Clemens 'definitely a Hall of Famer'

Former Houston Astros manager Phil Garner has a strong take on the MLB Hall of Fame, and he joined Thursday's show to make his case for several of his former players, including Roger Clemens

Listen on iTunes, as Garner defended Craig Biggio, Jeff Bagwell, and Clemens, while describing what he saw from the Rocket in 2004-06 in Houston:

You can also read my story on Garner's comments on Comcast SportsNet New England.

Steve August defends Clemens

Former Boston Red Sox assistant GM Steve August testified during Roger Clemens' perjury trial, and he joined Wednesday's show -- before the MLB Hall of Fame announcement was made -- to strongly defend Clemens

Listen to my segment with August (20 minutes in), and get every show by subscribing on iTunes:

You can also read my story on August's comments on Comcast SportsNet New England.

The NHL returns

The NHL is back, and Los Angeles Kings forward & NHLPA rep Kevin Westgarth joined Monday's show to discuss the entire lockout process and look forward to a shortened NHL season

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NFL Playoff Predictions

Before the NFL season began, I predicted the New England Patriots to win Super Bowl 47 over the Green Bay Packers. Both teams have made it to the playoffs, but one team has a much tougher road than the other.

That team would be the Green Bay Packers, mainly because, unlike the Patriots, they will not have a first-round bye. Instead, the No. 3-seeded Packers will host the No. 6-seeded Minnesota Vikings in the Wild Card round.

Will not having a bye hurt Green Bay’s chances of getting to New Orleans on Feb. 3? And will New England’s first-round bye give them an advantage in an AFC playoff picture that sees four teams the Patriots have already played this season?

Listen to my NFL Playoff predictions at the end on Wednesday's show, by subscribing to "I'm Just Sayin" on iTunes.

Or, read my NFL Playoff predictions at SouthBostonToday.com, thanks to their partnership with "I'm Just Sayin."

NBC Sports Radio appearance

I was in-studio at NBC Sports Radio Boston last Thursday, co-hosting with John Sapochetti. Here are the links to both hours:

Hour 1: https://soundcloud.com/dpic-1/danny-picard-on-nbc-sports

Hour 2: https://soundcloud.com/dpic-1/danny-picard-on-nbc-sports-2

Happy Thanksgiving

Wednesday was the last show of the holiday week, but "I'm Just Sayin" returns on Monday, LIVE at 9 a.m. ET, as Comcast SportsNet NFL Insider Tom E. Curran checks in to break down Week 12

In the meantime, while you spend time with family and friends this weekend, make sure you huddle up by the fireplace, pull your laptop out, and watch our hit street hockey documentary, "363: The Road to the Southie 3-on-3":



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